Game Aggregator

Our casino games API integration unites 40,000 games under a single interface. After integration, operators can select which games and studios to activate for their casino in the back office. Analytics tools show which content performs best in their target markets. 

The process is supported by detailed API documentation, enabling efficient setup and secure data exchange between the operator’s platform and game providers. This streamlined approach reduces integration time and simplifies ongoing management.

Our extensive provider network covers all casino categories: slots, card games, live casino, casual games, table games, crash games, and more. Operators control their mix by activating or deactivating games based on performance. 

Beyond content, our Game Aggregator includes player engagement tools – jackpots and tournaments. On average, tournaments increase daily bets +22%, while jackpot campaigns drove +50% turnover per player.

They are complementary – not the same.

A casino platform is an infrastructure that powers casino operations, including player management, payment integrations, and bonusing. A game aggregator is the casino content hub: it supplies the game titles that populate that platform, giving players something to play.

Operators need both: one to manage the business, one to offer the games.

The SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator provides access to 300+ providers. A single integration layer replaces what would otherwise be dozens of separate negotiations, commercial agreements, and technical connections with individual game studios.

Our Game Aggregator is compliant across 25 jurisdictions, enabling fast expansion into new markets. However, operators need their own licensed online casino to use it. Casino licensing is the operator's responsibility and is handled directly with the local regulatory bodies.

The back office provides a centralised view of the game portfolio. Here, operators can check game availability, analyse studio and game performance, and create Game Lists by filtering and grouping titles using parameters such as category, provider, volatility, and more, for flexible navigation.

Yes. Our team supports operators throughout the integration and launch process. We provide API documentation for integration code development, with the flexibility to use any programming language that fits the existing stack.

After launch, technical support continues through account managers and the service desk to support stable game delivery and operational reliability.